USC students and alumni perform at Union Station
The Kaleidoscope Chamber Orchestra performed live at Union Station on Friday.
Entries by Jack Walker
Study links pollution hazards to socioeconomic status
A USC professor analyzed why low-income neighborhoods are suffering even as pollution decreases across California.
Hyde Amendment attacks the rights of poor women
As its 40th anniversary nears, consider what Hyde says about our nation’s values.
As ranking climbs, problems still stand
Don’t allow recent victories to delegitimize the call for greater tuition transparency.
Panel features geodesign students’ summer research
The program’s small size makes for a more personal experience for students.
Prominent engineer gives talk on flux architecture
Mutsuro Sasaki explained how a chance moment shaped his entire career.
USC School of Social Work receives $60 million gift
Suzanne Dworak-Peck’s donation is one of the largest ever made to the school.
Behind Enemy Lines: A Conversation with the Stanford Daily
The Trojans head up to take on the No. 7 Stanford Cardinal in Palo Alto on Saturday in their first conference game of the season. To preview the matchup, the Daily Trojan asked a few questions to Vihan Lakshman, a football beat writer at the Stanford Daily.
Trojans game-plan for Stanford’s McCaffrey
USC’s run defense will be put to the test against the Cardinal’s running back.
Volleyball prepares for Pac-12 Challenge
The Women of Troy are set for a tournament held at the Galen Center starting today.